Imagining 2025 : The Future Shaping Packaging John B. Mahaffie Leading Futurists LLC October 2, 2014.

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Imagining 2025 : The Future Shaping Packaging John B. Mahaffie Leading Futurists LLC October 2, 2014

We can have a packaging-positive future But…

Things will have to be different Why?

Global growth

Sustainability imperative

Digitization

What will change ?

Stop drinking water from Fiji

Build a more circular economy

Re-localize production

Develop 1 to 1 commerce

Scale-down packaging lines

Extend the package into the digital world

Redesign for e-commerce Separate the pack from the SKU

Re-locate packaging Mass produce, package Market, distribute Retail Develop product Engage consumers Produce to order, package Deliver Design product concept Inventory Stage materials, parts

“Mom! Groceries are here.”

This presentation is by John B. Mahaffie